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Sabine Arnauds Buch “On Hysteria” wurde in einer Sonderausgabe von H-France rezensiert
Zu den ArtikelnSabine Arnaud's book “On Hysteria” reviewed in special issue
Go to ArticlesForgetting Knowledge in Medieval Judaism
In studying the Jewish Tradition, historians have prevailingly been concerned with the topic of remembrance and have seen forgetting only as a misfort
Generations of Reason
"Generations of Reason" follows the path of reason blazed by three generations of an English family from the middle of the eighteenth to the end of th
Evolution in Times of Revolution: Darwinism, Nature, and Ideology in the Soviet Union
This project examines the conflicted history of Darwinism in Soviet Russia and the political implications of the theory of evolution for Bolshevik the
Deposing the Demon: Jan Baptista van Helmont and the Authority of Magic in Early Modern Medicine
This project explores the participation of esoteric knowledge in early modern scientific development through the works of the Dutch chymical physician
Dealing with Devil Has Long Been a Part of Medicine
No 13
Thirty children in Amsterdam began to show signs of a disturbing affliction in the winter of 1566. The symptoms would strike without warning: the children would at first be seized by a violent frenzy, then fall to the ground, their bodies wracked with painful convulsions. Once the fits had passed, the children reported no memory of them.
Dealing with Devil Has Long Been a Part of Medicine
No 13
Thirty children in Amsterdam began to show signs of a disturbing affliction in the winter of 1566. The symptoms would strike without warning: the children would at first be seized by a violent frenzy, then fall to the ground, their bodies wracked with painful convulsions. Once the fits had passed, the children reported no memory of them.